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One in eight children have a mental disorder

The extent of mental health problems in children has been laid bare in a major new report.

It shows that one in eight (12.8%) of children and young people aged between five and 19, surveyed in England in 2017, had a mental disorder.

‘Mental Health of Children and Young People in England, 2017’, which was published in November by NHS Digital, is the result of a major survey of 9,117 children and young people, along with information obtained from parents and teachers.

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